Asked to name the most beautiful forest in the world I would respond without hesitation, “The buna groves of northeastern Japan.” I have visited well-known forests around the world, but none strike me as being as beautiful as a buna or Japanese beech (Fagus crenata) forest. In the spring, newly sprouting buna leaves reflect the glittering sunlight and waves of new green surge up the mountainsides as the snows melt. In the autumn, mountains and valleys glow with the golden yellow of buna foliage, and in deep winter, the buna trees with their spreading branches stand tall and proud
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